Beach Resort weather continues in Ontario

Ontario Beach Resorts

This month features two resort destinations one for private resort guests at Bonnie View Inn in Haliburton  and the beach at  Killbear Provincial Park near Parry Sound. 

Banana Boat Rides in Haliburton

Ontario beach resorts are plentiful in resort destinations north, northeast and northwest of Toronto. Beach activities at Ontario resorts are private for registered guests and offer boating and water based activities.

Favourite destinations can be found on Ontario Lakes such as Lake Ontario, Lake Simcoe, Georgian Bay, Muskoka Lakes, Halliburton Lakes and Algonquin area lakes.

 

 

Ontario Beaches Public and Private

Swimming at sunset off a Georgian Bay Beach

Ontario beach directory has more than 60 public beach locations for day trips as well as beach locations in both Provincial and National Parks north of Toronto.

Visitors often explore to find their own favourite Ontario Beach.  Beach resort destinations often surprise first time visitors with Ontario's fresh clean waters, and open beach space
Very often beach volleyball, sailing and rowing regattas or sup races are fun activities. Find more Ontario public beaches

 

 Ontario Beach Sunsets 

There are often delightful surprises while watching a Beach Sunset

Autumn boat cruises on Ontario lakes north of Toronto

Barrie Boarding of the Serendipity Princess

Cruise Ontario Lakes and Waterways

Canadian waters are waiting in resort destinations north of Toronto. Discover Lake Simcoe or Georgian Bay with a Midland Tours cruise.
The Serendipity Princess cruises out of Barrie Ontario, and the Miss Midland out of Midland Ontario.
Book your Georgian Bay Cruise, OR Book your Barrie-Lake Simcoe Cruise

Resorts, Lodges and Hotels Offer Cruises during the  Fall Months

Merganser Ducks and fledges along Ontario shore line

Ontario resort destinations offer some of best romantic lake cruises north of Toronto. 

Many resorts offer sunset cruises in as part of their summer getaway packages. 

Pontoon boats offer closer views of the shorelines and provide opportunities to see local flora and fauna up close.